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GraalVM 21.1 Released - What's New?

 GraalVM, the runtime that compiles Java bytecode into native self-contained executables has reached version 21.1.

We had a look at GraalVM's integration with Spring Boot last March in "Compile Spring Applications To Native Images With Spring Native" as a testament to its use cases.In that case Spring Native let you compile Spring applications to native images using the GraalVM native-image compiler.

What's the advantage in that? Instant startup, instant peak performance, and reduced memory consumption, since the native Spring applications are deployed as a standalone executable without including a JVM installation.These are the advantages that the use of GraalVM brings.

 

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